String Theory: A Music Blog
Arpeggios: A Gateway to Thinking Harmonically
As a music student I was frustrated by the gap between the classroom and the practice room. Here’s how I use arpeggios to show students how their knowledge of music theory can help them become better instrumentalists.
James Dunham on Technical and Musical Timing
Unique ideas from a master class by James Dunham on nuances of technical and musical timing.
The Digital Teacher Brain: Organize Student Information Effortlessly
Developing a digital system for your student information will improve your effectiveness in the teaching studio. Here's my system and some steps to help you develop your own.
Getting Bach in Shape: Kashkashian Kontinued
More musical insights from renowned violist Kim Kashkashian.
Getting Bach in Shape: Kim Kashkashian Edition
Transformational insights on playing from renowned violist Kim Kashkashian.
Getting Bach in Shape: Left Hand
The great viola virtuoso William Primrose said playing the Bach Sonatas and Partitas for Solo Violin on the viola was “as a rule…a disaster.” In this post, the first of two, I describe some of my efforts at disaster prevention.